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Lincoln County approves rezoning for William and Kathy Westman property on West State Farm Road

Lincoln County Board of Commissioners · April 27, 2026
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Summary

After a brief public hearing and a staff recommendation of no objection, the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners voted 5-0 to rezone Lot 1 McCall Administrative Subdivision at 8687 West State Farm Road from TA-1 Transitional Agricultural to R-1 Rural Estates Residential.

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners approved a rezoning application for property owned by William and Kathy Westman on April 27, voting 5-0 to change the zoning of Lot 1 McCall Administrative Subdivision, located at 8687 West State Farm Road, from TA-1 Transitional Agricultural District to R-1 Rural Estates Residential District.

The board opened a public hearing at 9:41 a.m. Planning Director Judy Clark read staff review comments and told the board that planning staff had no objections to the application. The public hearing closed at 9:45 a.m., and Commissioner Micaela Wuehler moved to approve the rezoning. Commissioner Jerry Woodruff seconded the motion. Upon roll-call vote Commissioners Joe Hewgley, Kent Weems, Micaela Wuehler, Chris Bruns and Jerry Woodruff voted "aye." Nays: none.

The approved change reclassifies the parcel from a transitional agricultural designation to a rural estates residential designation; the transcript records the property as "Lot 1 McCall Administrative Subdivision, Lincoln County, Nebraska." The board did not specify an effective date for the rezoning in the meeting record.

No public opposition or additional conditions were recorded in the hearing summary included in the meeting transcript. The decision follows the planning staff recommendation and will proceed according to county procedures for implementing rezoning decisions.